Sentence examples for asking for disclosure from inspiring English sources

Several groups and investors oppose certain directors, or are asking for disclosure of any disciplinary action or for cuts in compensation for those who may have been involved in the Mexico situation, among other matters.

That there had been 159 applicants asking for disclosure during the period covered, and of these more than 50% had been requests about an ex-partner's new partner, a family member, a boyfriend or girlfriend, or a neighbour.

The suit asking for disclosure of the immigration detainees' names was brought by 22 advocacy groups, including the Center for National Security Studies, the American Civil Liberties Union, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee and People for the American Way Foundation.

However, to the best of our knowledge, no previous reports have actually measured how often patients make a direct request asking for disclosure of the results at the end of their examinations.

A dozen members of Congress and four members of the California assembly had written to the state and to Parsons Brinckerhoff asking for disclosure of the report.

Thursday's executive order asks for disclosure of violations for the past three years – as well as any information about how those violations are being addressed – and targets "serious, repeated, willful or pervasive" transgressions.

Applicants, who can file for the review while in law school, also must fill out lengthy questionnaires that ask for disclosure of any actions that reflect their moral character.

In 2013, when Democrats pushed the agency to independently implement the requirements of the DISCLOSE Act, which similarly asked for disclosure of major donors, Republican senators wrote to the agency warning it not to "weigh in on a partisan political dispute".

It is also asking for full disclosure of the chemicals that will be used in the fracking process.

He's asking for a disclosure of the trustee's connections to JPMorgan, which Mr. Kobak says can be submitted next week.

The suit asking for the disclosure of the names was brought by 22 groups, including the Center for National Security Studies, the American Civil Liberties Union, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee and People for the American Way.